HP Serviceguard Toolkit for Oracle on Linux User Guide (May 2013)

the listener name to the service command. The service_cmd in the package configuration file
appears as follows:
DescriptionAttribute name
oracle_listener_monitorservice_name
“$SGCONF/scripts/tkit/oracle/tkit_module.sh
oracle_monitor_listener ”
service_cmd
noneservice_restart
noservice_fail_fast_enabled
300service_halt_timeout
A separate service to monitor each listener
This service is recommended if listeners are critical. This approach of packaging listeners provides
high availability to listeners. If any one of the configured listeners fail, it leads to a failure of the
listener service, and the package fails over to an alternate node. In this case, the default
service_cmd in the package configuration file must be modified to include the listener name.
For example:
DescriptionAttribute name
oracle_listener_monitor_1service_name
“$SGCONF/scripts/tkit/oracle/tkit_module.sh
oracle_monitor_listener <listener_name1>”
service_cmd
noneservice_restart
noservice_fail_fast_enabled
300service_halt_timeout
You must set the above attributes for each listener. For example:
DescriptionAttribute name
oracle_listener_monitor_2service_name
“$SGCONF/scripts/tkit/oracle/tkit_module.sh
oracle_monitor_listener <listener_name2>”
service_cmd
noneservice_restart
noservice_fail_fast_enabled
300service_halt_timeout
Ensure that the LISTENER_NAME passed to the service_cmd, matches one of the listener's names
specified in the package configuration file.
Support for user defined database services
You can start and stop the user defined database services through the database package when
used with the HP Serviceguard toolkit for Oracle. To use this feature, you must set the Database
Service management policy to manual and start the database in open startup mode.
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